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Twelve deep red roses and three white calla lilies arranged together with broad-leaf green foliage in a clear glass vase. Fifth most popular product across all of Bali over the last twelve months. The highest ranked of the four calla lily bouquets in the collection and the only one where the roses and the callas create a full two-tone contrast. Red against white. There is no middle ground in this bouquet. No pastels softening the message. No mixed colours hedging the intent. That directness is the reason this product outsells the other three calla variants combined.
$45.00 USD. Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Nusa Dua, Seminyak, Ubud, Jimbaran, Uluwatu and Canggu. Twelve red roses, three white calla lilies, broad-leaf foliage, glass vase included.
What Arrives
Fifteen flowers in a glass vase. Twelve red roses in a rich, saturated crimson. Some are partially open with layered petals visible, others are still tight enough that the spiral centre shows through. Three white calla lilies rise among the roses, their long curved spathes standing slightly taller than the rose line. The callas face gently outward, angled so the smooth white interior catches the light.
Between the roses and the callas sits broad-leaf green foliage. The leaves are medium-sized, dark green, and glossy. They fill the gaps between the flower heads and spill slightly over the edge of the arrangement. Their job is structural: they separate the red from the white, giving each colour its own space instead of letting them bleed into one dense mass. Without the foliage, twelve red roses and three white callas would compete for the same visual real estate. With the foliage, each flower gets a frame.
The glass vase is clear and straight-sided. The stems are visible through the glass, a mix of the thicker rose stems, the fleshy pale-green calla stems, and the finer foliage branches. The water line sits about two thirds of the way up. The vase is included with delivery.
The Bestselling Calla Bouquet
We sell four products at $45 that combine twelve roses with three white calla lilies. Same stem count. Same price. Different character and very different sales volumes.
The white version ranks eleventh. All neutral, no colour signal, works for everything from sympathy to celebration. The pink version ranks thirteenth. Warm without being bold, a good middle ground. The mixed colour version ranks fourteenth. Four rose colours with the callas as visual separators, built for birthday energy.
This red version ranks fifth. That gap matters. Fifth to eleventh is a distance of hundreds of orders over a year. Red roses with white calla lilies is the combination people are looking for when they know exactly what they want to say. Anniversaries. Valentine's Day. The proposal dinner. The "I'm thinking about you from the other side of the world" message. Red signals love. White signals elegance. The two together signal someone who chose carefully.
Ay Ayu Owner, Sunny Florist Bali
I remember the first time I put red roses and white calla lilies together in the same vase. It was 2014 and I had been selling the twelve red roses on their own for a year already. They sold well, but every arrangement looked the same. Round. Dense. Red from every angle. I had a leftover bunch of white calla lilies from a wedding order that week and I cut three stems and pushed them into a vase of red roses to see what happened. The callas broke the red open. They gave the eye somewhere to rest. The white pulled upward and the red sat heavier below and suddenly the arrangement had a top and a bottom instead of being one red circle. I listed it the next day. Within six weeks it was outselling the plain red roses. It has never stopped outselling them. The calla lilies change how the whole bouquet reads. Twelve red roses say "love." Twelve red roses with three white calla lilies say "love, and I thought about this."
The 2am WhatsApp From Seoul
A woman messaged me on WhatsApp at 2am Bali time. The +82 country code told me Seoul before she did. Her husband was staying at W Bali in Seminyak, a pool villa, for their fifth wedding anniversary. She was supposed to be there too. A work emergency kept her in Korea and she had been trying to figure out what to send for three days.
She typed in careful English. "Red roses, must have. But not just roses. Our wedding had calla lilies." She sent me a photo of her wedding bouquet from five years earlier. White calla lilies held by the stems in a long trailing bunch. She wanted the calla lilies in whatever I sent because her husband would recognise them and know the gesture was about their wedding, not a generic flower delivery.
I sent this product. Kadek delivered to the W Bali concierge at 10am. The concierge placed the vase on the bedside table in the pool villa before her husband came back from breakfast. She had written a card. The husband took a photo and sent it back to her. She forwarded that photo to me on WhatsApp with a message in Korean and then one in English underneath: "He cried. Thank you." That order took four minutes to arrange. The memory it created is still sitting in my WhatsApp history.
Where This Product Goes
Resorts. This bouquet goes to resorts more than any other single product in the collection. Red roses with white calla lilies reads the same in every language and every culture. There is no ambiguity to interpret. The concierge at a resort in Nusa Dua does not need to explain this bouquet to anyone. It explains itself the moment the recipient walks into the room.
We delivered to a couple's dinner at Mozaic Restaurant in Ubud last month. Canadian woman, thirtieth anniversary trip. She ordered through the website three days ahead and put the restaurant name and her reservation time in the order notes. I called Mozaic directly and arranged for the vase to be placed at the table before the couple arrived. The husband sat down, saw the flowers, and immediately knew his wife had organised them because the colour combination matched the flowers at their wedding thirty years earlier. Red roses, white accent flowers. The Mozaic manager told me afterward that the table next to them asked if the restaurant provided flowers for special occasions. They did not. The flowers were ours.
Last month an Airbnb host in Uluwatu ordered this for a guest's arrival. Brazilian couple, honeymoon. The host wanted flowers in the villa before they checked in. She chose this product specifically because the glass vase meant the arrangement was ready to display without needing anything from the guest. No unwrapping, no finding a container, no trimming stems. Open the door, see the flowers, done. The host has since ordered the same product for four more guest arrivals. Different guests, same bouquet. "It always gets a reaction," she told me. It does. Red and white against the white linens and dark wood of an Ungasan cliff villa is a combination that makes people reach for their phone.
Ay Ayu Running Sunny Florist Bali since 2013
People tell me red roses are predictable. I hear it more than you would expect. "I want to send flowers but I don't want to be boring." They say it as though choosing red roses means they did not try hard enough. I think that misreads what red roses actually do when three white calla lilies are standing among them. The callas change the context completely. A dozen red roses is a dozen red roses. Everyone has seen that gift. A dozen red roses with three tall white calla lilies rising above them is an arrangement someone had to choose. The callas add height, they add a second shape, and the white breaks the red in a way that makes the whole thing look curated instead of grabbed off a shelf. The most frequent feedback I get on this product is "it looked expensive." It is $45. The calla lilies make the price invisible.
Who Orders This
Partners sending to resort hotels across Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, and Seminyak for anniversaries and romantic surprises. International senders from Korea, Canada, the US, and Europe who need a bouquet that translates across cultures without explanation. Birthday senders who want something more polished than a standard dozen red roses. Husbands and wives ordering from overseas while their partner holidays in Bali. Airbnb and villa hosts who want a guest welcome gift that looks ready to display the moment the door opens. Anyone who considered twelve red roses and then thought: "I want more than that." Apology senders. Engagement dinner tables at restaurants in Ubud and Legian. The gift-before-the-proposal at a cliff-top villa. This is the product people choose when the occasion matters enough to step up from a standard rose bunch.
For the all-white version, see the 12 White Roses + 3 Calla Lilies. For the pink version, see the 12 Pink Roses + 3 Calla Lilies. For the mixed colour version, see the 12 Mixed Roses + 3 Calla Lilies. Browse the full rose range, the bouquet collection, or see all bestsellers.
Care
The vase arrives filled and ready. Top up the water daily and replace it completely on day three. The calla lily stems are fleshy and pale green compared to the woody rose stems. They absorb water through the whole lower surface, not just the cut end. Calla lilies need less water depth than roses. If you change vases at any point, fill to about half rather than two thirds. Deep water makes calla stems soft and they start to bend. Trim all stems at a diagonal with a clean cut every two to three days. Strip any foliage that has dropped below the waterline because submerged leaves rot fast in Bali's heat and the bacteria will shorten the life of every stem in the vase. Roses will hold five to seven days. Calla lilies will last seven to ten. Keep the vase away from direct sunlight, air conditioning vents, and fruit bowls. The ethylene gas from ripening fruit accelerates petal drop in roses.
Delivery
Same day delivery across all areas of Bali. Morning orders placed before midday arrive by evening. For restaurant deliveries include the venue name, reservation name, and your preferred arrival time in the order notes. For resort and hotel deliveries include the guest name and room number if known, or the concierge will hold for collection. Delivery to Kuta, Kerobokan, Denpasar, Tabanan, Pererenan, and Gianyar. The glass vase travels upright in a delivery crate. Seven days a week. Questions? Call +62 813 3862 5637 or visit the contact page.
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